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Medieval Christian art is presented as idea-centered and submissive: its stained glass overwhelms the viewer with divine awesomeness rather than inviting imaginative participation.
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Medieval Christian art is presented as idea-centered and submissive: its stained glass overwhelms the viewer with divine awesomeness rather than inviting imaginative participation.
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"It becomes more of an idea. So this is from the Carolingian Renaissance, so basically the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire. And as..."
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"So the main artwork during the medieval Christian period are stained glass windows. So you go inside a church and you see pictures on..."
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"You're here to submit. Alright? So as you can see, this is a church. You can see how the light comes in. And it..."
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